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Ok - Sounds weird but love the shape on this thing!!

Because i am OCD and love the washing process (and i find it somehow therapeutic) - I gotta say it is almost as good as washing the 993TT with the curves etc.

Love the rear end with no badges (even though I ordered a new one from Sunset) and the way the Soul Pipes tie in with the silver highlights. (And I'm a sucker for chrome/stainless tips)

Exterior updates done (i think) for now. Interior still in process.....

Exhaust Mod - Good God - this sounds amazing with a good exhaust.
Soul PP X pipe and tips.
Debadge
Alignment
New Wheels.

I gotta say the more i drive it the more i love it. Bought it on a bit of a whim - now will be a permanent addition.

Pics:

Zeus993

Wicked. It's hard to beat the stock Spyder wheels but those look bang on the money. Nice job!

Now to drop some weight...
1. Battery
2. PCM removal
3. A/C?
4. Passenger seat?

P.s. and yes... the Spyder grows on you, doesn't it? And you mention the 993 turbo? I have a 993 C2S. Gotta love those hips...

Space Coast GT3

Gorgeous! I agree with you as I generally de-badge the rear bumper on my Porsche's too. However on the GT4 I had BumperPlugs.com paint (the GT4) the same color as the car. I feel it really makes the badge blend nicely.

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Thanks!

Still need some black bolt covers to finish the wheels off - but i wanted to tie in the sliver and black. These are forged and not much heavier than stock - These are my street wheels - the stock will be used for the occasional track day - maybe.......
I am a self confessed Wheel ***** - amongst others I have 2 sets for a car I haven't bought yet... and a set on the way for another car that is still not yet delivered..... yes I am sick, But i don't care.

As for losing weight - the first thing that needs to go is my fat A$$.... PCM , AC and seat will stay.

Simon

Suicide Jockey

Nice, Simon! And your pictures show that amazing downward-sloping line on the 987 side windows that is undeniably a thing of beauty (and something which Zeus does not hesitate to point out to 981 Spyder owners at every opportunity!).

+1 on the silver tips! They stand out whereas black tips can often get lost in the diffuser.

I always say, "If you're proud of your tips, don't be afraid to show 'em!"

Black tips:



Silver and black side-by-side:








Silver tips was one of the few options I did not labor over when contemplating my build.